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 1 X     |           four-and-twenty hours has held a steady course. M. Letourneur
 2 XII   | extinguished and intimating that he held him responsible for all
 3 XIII  |         from the restraint that had held it, rises half-mast high.~“
 4 XIV   |             her side; M. Letourneur held his son tightly clasped
 5 XV    |       Curtis on the poop.~Here they held a consultation, to which
 6 XXXI  |           the mast was hoisted, and held firmly in its place by some
 7 XXXII |             painful.~On the 15th we held high festival. A shoal of
 8 XXXIII|            the frequent conferences held amongst the sailors, especially
 9 XLI   |            Andre Mr. Falsten, and I held a long conversation with
10 XLVI  |     peaceable possession of what he held to be his own. He made a
11 XLVI  |            that it gurgled again, I held him down until, in rapid
12 LV    |         position two of the sailors held him down so tightly that
13 LV    |        Dowlas; and as M. Letourneur held out his bare arms, quick